07-09-2013, 03:12 PM
Merci, n'hésite pas à diffuser l'extension à qui tu veux pour tester la sécurité, surtout si je peux avoir des retours 
En effet, le projet est opensource, utilise une librairie opensource et des algo connus.
Le projet est tout nouveau, très récent.
Et tu peux faire pareil sans le site :
Algorithm
The SaltThePass algorithm is pretty simple. Concatenate the Master Password, the Domain Name, and the Domain Phrase (optional). Send this through a hashing algorithm (SHA-3 is default, others are available), base64 the result, and then finally trim to the desired output length. In pseudo code:
Salted Password = Trim(Base64(Hash(Master Password + Domain Name + Domain Phrase)))
Notes:
For base64, we use the base64url variation of RFC 4648 , which replaces the last two characters of plus "+" and forward-slash "/" with minus "-" and underscore "_" to produce Salted Passwords that are more likely to pass the password requirements of sites that limit the characters that can be used in a password.
The algorithm SaltThePass uses is available open-source at github.com/nicjansma/saltthepass.js
En effet, le projet est opensource, utilise une librairie opensource et des algo connus.
Le projet est tout nouveau, très récent.
Et tu peux faire pareil sans le site :
Algorithm
The SaltThePass algorithm is pretty simple. Concatenate the Master Password, the Domain Name, and the Domain Phrase (optional). Send this through a hashing algorithm (SHA-3 is default, others are available), base64 the result, and then finally trim to the desired output length. In pseudo code:
Salted Password = Trim(Base64(Hash(Master Password + Domain Name + Domain Phrase)))
Notes:
For base64, we use the base64url variation of RFC 4648 , which replaces the last two characters of plus "+" and forward-slash "/" with minus "-" and underscore "_" to produce Salted Passwords that are more likely to pass the password requirements of sites that limit the characters that can be used in a password.
The algorithm SaltThePass uses is available open-source at github.com/nicjansma/saltthepass.js